Question

e choropleth
this type of map is used to show the specific location and distribution of something across the territory/area of a map. for example, the number of people who own dogs or how many school buildings are in a specific area.
a. topographic
b. isoline
c. cartogram
d. dot distribution/density
e. proportional/graduated circle

Explanation:

Choropleth maps use color - coding to show the specific location and distribution of something across a territory/area, like the examples given (number of dog - owners or school buildings in an area). Dot distribution/density maps use dots to represent the presence or density of a phenomenon. Topographic maps show physical features like elevation. Isoline maps use lines of equal value. Cartograms distort space to represent non - spatial data. Proportional/graduated circle maps use circles of different sizes to represent values.

Answer:

D. Dot distribution/density